The Fair Haven World Language department has been recognized as a NJ World Language Model Program in Grades 4th thru 8th in the past. Student Council Members have been awarded for their Veterans Day celebrations by the NJASC. Our Orchestra participated in CJMEA Elementary Honors Orchestra and have perofmred at various workshops. 6th-8th jazz combo & big band musicians received advanced ratings at the Monmouth County Teen Arts Festival. Fair Haven Innovates was in the finals for University of Pennsylvania's Reimagining Education Award. We feature an award winning Stock Market Club and Debate Team.
White | 94% |
Black | 0% |
Asian | 1% |
Hispanic | 2% |
American Indian or Native Alaskan | 0% |
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander | 0% |
Multiracial | 2% |
Female | 45.9% |
Male | 54.1% |
Economically disadvantaged students | 1% |
Students with disabilities | 17% |
English learners | 0% |
Homeless students | 0% |
Students in foster care | 0% |
Military-connected students | 0% |
Migrant students | 0% |
Grade | Percent of total students | Students |
---|---|---|
4th Grade | 20% | 114 |
5th Grade | 21% | 119 |
6th Grade | 21% | 116 |
7th Grade | 19% | 109 |
8th Grade | 19% | 106 |
Incidents per year | |
---|---|
Violence | 0 |
Weapons | 0 |
Vandalism | 0 |
Substances | 0 |
Harassment, intimidation, and bullying | 3 |
Total incidents | 3 |
Days absent | Percent of students |
---|---|
0 days | 3% |
1 to 5 days | 39% |
6 to 10 days | 39% |
11 to 15 days | 14% |
Over 15 days | 5% |
English | 99.8% |
Other | 0.2% |
Learn more about Knollwood School.
The Fair Haven School DistrictâÂÂs mission statements reads, âÂÂThe mission of the Fair Haven School District is to provide a strong academic foundation and to educate, challenge, and inspire students to reach their full potential.â Fair Haven is a walking district although most of our students ride their bikes to and from Knollwood School.
Students are instructed in Math, ELA, Social Studies, Science and World Language, specifically French, Spanish & our 8th Grade students have the ability to take Chinese at RFHRHS. Special Areas are PE, Health, Music, Art & Innovation Lab. 7th graders are given the opportunity to take either 7th Grade Math or 7th Grade Advanced Math and our 8th graders can take either 8th Grade Math, Algebra or Advanced Algebra. We now feature Honors ELA courses for 8th graders as well. Also new are Honors World Language courses in the 8th Grade for French & Spanish.
Baseball (Boys), Basketball (Boys & Girls), Cross Country (Boys & Girls), Field Hockey (Girls), Soccer (Boys & Girls), Softball (Girls), Tennis (Boys & Girls), Track and Field - Spring (Boys & Girls)
Knollwood School has a wide variety of extra-curricular activities to enhance the school day. These offerings including Jazz Band, Glee Club, Orchestra, Peer Leaders, Stock Market Club, Debate Team Literary Magazine Club, a dynamic drama program for fourth through eighth grade students and many more. 6th - 8th Grade Students have the opportunity to volunteer for the Be A Good Neighbor (BAGN) program, which is to assist senior citizens with snow removal.
Knollwood School offers many before and afterschool extracurricular opportunites from the school level. Also, in partnership with the YMCA, an after school program is offered to provide students with the opportunity to develop social, literacy, reading, and writing skills. It also helps to enhance the studentâÂÂs creativity as well as their appreciation of physical activity.
Staff members have been provided professional development in our new Math programs, our new teacher evaluation system, Charlotte Danielson, & iReady which provides reliable growth measures & instruction for students. All of our teachers participate regularly in weekly PLC meetings to discuss student needs, curriculum, & assessment data. Teachers meet in grade levels & in their content specific areas in order to meet grade level expectations & to collaborate as a department in the middle school. We have also begun to emphasize PD in the are of wellness to ensure the whole child is supported and nurtured in our school district.
ELL students receive support services individually & are assessed each year to monitor their progress. Students w/ IEPâÂÂs receive services in class, pull out, resource room or self-contained programs. Typically developing students struggling academically are offered peer tutoring during their lunch/recess time and/or extra help w/ subject specific teachers before & after school. Students struggling w/ behavioral or social/emotional difficulties are offered small group or individual counseling.
Incorporating mindfulness techniques and practice into the school day promotes health and wellness for our students and can translate into their own independent practice in order for them to regulate their emotions. We have received positive feedback from staff and students and will continue this practice. Students also learn and discuss the dimensions of wellness and receive the Lifelines and More Than Sad programs during their health classes, which address social/emotional learning. We have worked closely with our sister districts to ensure a collaborative and meaningful approach to this critical matter.
Our PTA is extremely involved at Knollwood School. Our parents volunteer regularly in our building and are committed to our 4th and 5th Grades as Class Moms. The PTA provides our students with assemblies through their Cultural Arts Committee, organizes Book Fairs, the annual Art Show and Arts Integration Program. Our administration hosts frequent âÂÂCoffee Chatsâ for the parents and the community regarding curriculum, NJSLA data, and information about our new programs at Knollwood School.
All buildings have A/C & are well kept. Our Innovation Lab is a shared space with the Media Center which allows for our students to be enriched in College and Career Readiness standards as a Special Area.
Fair Haven Innovates is Fair Haven school district's 21st century life, innovation, and technology program. We use social entrepreneurship to help students learn the skills they'll need to be successful when they grow up. Students sell products and solve problems as they run real businesses that turn a real profit. Students use a percentage of the profits to give back to their community through their student-run charity FH Gives.
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